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Someone Was Waiting for Mark The Mark Harriss Case (opens the original)
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Someone Was Waiting for Mark | The Mark Harriss CaseOn May 11, 2009, Mark Scott Harriss arrived at his home in Delray Beach, Florida.He was shot and killed near his vehicle.More than seventeen years later, one question remains unanswered:Who killed Mark Harriss—and why?In this episode of the Bucklesberry Lemonade Podcast, Tim sits down with private investigator Cory Villareal to discuss Mark’s murder, the circumstances surrounding that night, and the questions that have kept this case open.This
Can You Solve These Two North Carolina Murders Before We Do ?? (opens the original)
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Two North Carolina murders. Five years apart. Two families who waited decades for answers.Tonight, we're doing things a little differently.We're not going to give you the answers up front.In fact, as each story begins, we're not even going to give you the victims' full names.Instead, you'll learn what investigators knew when they knew it—and see whether you can solve these two cases before we get to the answers.Our first story begins in Alamance County, North Carolina, in the summer of 1979.A 20
For 46 Years, Nobody Knew Their Names Two North Carolina Cold Cases (opens the original)
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For decades, investigators in North Carolina had two murdered men—and no names.One was recovered from the Cape Fear River in 1976. Another was found near Pittsboro in 1981.Years passed. Then decades.Their families were searching for missing loved ones while investigators were trying to answer a completely different question:**Who were these men?**More than four decades later, advances in forensic DNA and genetic genealogy finally connected those mysteries to two names:**Jimmy Mack Brooks.****Ale
Two brothers One ordinary Saturday Sixty years without answers (opens the original)
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Two brothers. One ordinary Saturday. Sixty years without answers.On September 12, 1964, eleven-year-old Terry Westerfield and seven-year-old Alan Westerfield left home for what should have been a routine trip to the Broadway Theater in downtown Fayetteville, North Carolina.They never came home.For more than six decades, investigators have searched for answers. Detectives eventually focused on one man—the boys' stepfather, Carl Bock, a Military Police officer stationed at Fort Bragg. They believe
She Went to Take Out the Trash A Few Hours Later, Donna Was Dead (opens the original)
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Donna Johnson left her home in Lamar County, Georgia, on July 16, 1984, to do something completely ordinary.She was going to take out the trash.Donna brought her two little dogs with her.A few hours later, her car was found near the dumpster. The dogs were still there.Donna wasn't.By 4:40 that afternoon, law enforcement had been notified. A search began as a heavy Georgia downpour moved through the area, potentially washing away evidence investigators might desperately need.At 8:52 p.m., 28-year
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